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Grayson Valley, Alabama

Grayson Valley is a Census-designated place (an unincorporated community) in Jefferson County, Alabama, with 5,685 residents in 2020. It is in Alabama's 6th congressional district. It spans 2 state house districts. Its state senate district is State Senate District 20.

5,685residents (2020 Census)
1.9 sq miland area
1ZIP codes
1congressional district

County

CountyShare of residents
Jefferson County100%

Congressional district

Congressional districtShare of residents
Alabama's 6th congressional district (AL-06)100%

Elected officials

OfficeMemberContactShare of residents
U.S. Representative (AL-06)Gary J. Palmer (R)202-225-4921100%
U.S. SenatorKatie Boyd Britt (R)202-224-5744 · contact formstatewide
U.S. SenatorTommy Tuberville (R)202-224-4124 · contact formstatewide
State Senator (State Senate District 20)Linda Coleman-Madison (Democratic)100%
State Representative (State House District 44)Danny Garrett (R)76%
State Representative (State House District 58)Rolanda Hollis (Democratic)24%

Elected in 2024 under AL's previous congressional map; this district's lines changed for the 120th Congress (seated January 3, 2027).

Officials serving now (members of Congress until January 3, 2027). Sources: State legislators: Open States (public domain); Members of Congress: the @unitedstates project, congress-legislators (CC0).

Local government

State legislative districts

State senate districtShare of residents
State Senate District 20100%

State house districtShare of residents
State House District 4476%
State House District 5824%

ZIP codes

Percentages mark ZIPs only partly in Grayson Valley: the share of that ZIP's residents living in it.

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Grayson Valley here is the Census Bureau's place boundary as of January 1, 2025 (a Census-designated place, which has no municipal government). Shares are of 2020 Census population. Districts are the maps in force for the November 3, 2026 election.